Romanian Reds Mediate Viet Nam Peace Efforts
Austrian diplomats say Romania's Communist leaders act as go-betweens for a Viet Nam peace initiative. Maurer reported to Austrian officials that Romania began mediation after Hanoi's peace feelers, and U S and North Viet Nam talks followed in New York.
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Vienna
Austria
Romania
Viet Nam
Bucharest
Ion Gheorghe Maurer
Maurer
Hanoi
U.S
William Crawford
Cornelius Manescu
Dean Rusk
United Nations
New York
United States
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Saigon
Mansfield
State Department
Washington
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Rusk
ABC
North
South
South Viet Nam
U.N
U Thant
Adlai E. Stevenson
North Viet Nam
Rangoon
Burma
Warsaw
Moscow
Psychiatrists Testify In Pope Bank Killing Trial
Lincoln psychiatrist Dr. John Baldwin testified Pope has schizoid traits but is not automatically insane. He disputed the link between insanity and psychosis, saying Pope’s motive statements and actions suggest a planned killing during a June bank robbery in Nebraska after graduating from college.
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Lincoln
Neb
Duane E. Pope
Kansas
John D. Baldwin
Baldwin
Pope
McPherson Kan. College
U. S
Theodore Richling
Richling
FBI
Kenn
Sixth bomb threat at KU Summerfield Hall investigated
Kansas University's Summerfield Hall again faced a bomb threat this morning when a call to the Hawk–4et snack area basement was reported at about 7 30 a m. Police said precautions were taken. It was the sixth threat at Mount Oread this year and the third warning mentioning Summerfield Hall.
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Kansas University
Mount Oread
Summerfield Hall
Viet Cong Assaults Repelled on Central Coast
South Vietnamese forces with U S Navy bombardment and air strikes repelled two heavy Viet Cong attacks near Thach Tru in Quang Ngai Province. About 200 of some 1 500 attackers were killed. U S and Vietnamese casualties were light to moderate.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Navy
Thach Tru
Quang Ngai Province
S.o.b.’S
Henry McNeal
Pittsburgh
Government Fort
Bell Official Speaker At Lawrence Rotary Session
Jack Popplewell of the Southwestern Bell Telephone Co at Topeka was the noon speaker for the Lawrence Rotary Club He, a Lawrence High School and Kansas University alum, discussed Information on the Move and illustrated with new equipment He noted the information explosion and that knowledge doubles every five to ten years vs 1800 when it doubled every 50 years He explained data processing transmission perforated tape magnetic tape and tone sound systems in information flow.
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Jack Popplewell
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Topeka
Lawrence
Popplewell
Lawrence High School
Kansas University
U.S
Lawson Wins Fifth Consecutive Cross Country Title
Lawson repeats as team champion with Stephen Smith of Western Michigan taking fifth in the university division. Kansas places second with 211 points, lead by Lawson and O Reilley, while Montana's Doug Brown dominates early before fading. Final top 19 includes Western Michigan Northwestern Tennessee Georgetown Oklahoma State Kansas Kansas State and others. 164 runners started a six mile race in 57 degree, 10 to 15 mph NW wind.
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Michigan
Stephen Smith
Kansas
Western Michigan
Northwestern
Tennessee
Georgetown
Oklahoma State
Kansas State
Oregon
Notre Dame
Wyoming
San Jose State
Tie
Furman
Brigham Young
Colorado
Michigan State
Army
Providence
Houston
Miami
Lawson
O'Reilley
Christian Westman
Washington State
Robert Redington
Raymond McCubbins
Elmore Banton
Ohio U
David Wighton
Pierson Lorandeau
Kent State
Gary Benson
Bob Delaney
Charles Messenger
Villanova
Michael Gregorio
John Duffield
Gene Table
Luther
Craig Boydston
James Johnson
William and Mary
Dave Patrick
David Storey
Charles Harper
Kansas City
Wyandotte High
Montana
Doug Brown
Brown
Jose Contreras
Thomas Yergovich
David Kamrar
Gene McClain
Curtis Grindal
Allen Russell
Dennis Boehler
Western Illinois
Merv Smith
Kollbjorn Jenssen
Kansas University
Boehler
Watkins Hospital
Journal-World
Supreme Court rejects presence at illegal still as evidence
The Supreme Court held that mere presence at an illegal still cannot convict a person of possessing the still absent proof of a specific function. Justice Byron White wrote the ruling, noting Congress may have power to make presence a crime but found no clear intent to do so. Presence alone indicates only that the person was there, not their role in the illicit scheme.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Byron R. White
Congress
White
High Court Refers Turkey Label Case to Federal Circuit
The Supreme Court splits 6 to 3 over a frozen turkey labeling dispute in New York. Justice Harlan writes the opinion urging the Federal Circuit to decide whether state labeling requirements conflict with federal power, overturning a 1962 precedent on three judge courts.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York State
Federal Circuit Court
New York
John M. Harlan
U.S
New York City
Circuit Court
Federal Court
Harlan
Stolen Meadow Jumping Mouse From KU Museum
KU police report a mounted meadow jumping mouse was stolen from the Kansas University Natural History Museum between 2 and 3 p.m. Saturday. The exhibit item was part of the northeast Kansas mammals display and its value has not been reported.
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Kansas University Natural History Museum
Northeast Kansas
Stakes and Crepe Paper Greet Fraternity Alums
Alumni attending the Alpha Kappa Lambda ground breaking were greeted by a stakes and crepe paper display on a two acre tract at 2021 Stewart Ave. The $200000, 75 man house is planned to be occupied next fall with Kansas University Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe, Marshall Havenhill, J Glenn Hahn, and Alfred Graves among those present.
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Alpha Kappa Lambda
Stewart Ave
Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Marshall Havenhill
Kansas City
Fraternity Alumni Association
J. Glenn Hahn
Shawnee Mission
Alfred Graves
W. 14Th St
Pershing Rifles selects KU queen and princess
Chris Ligush of Fort Worth Texas a Kansas University junior and Watkins Hall resident named Pershing Rifles queen by KU ROTC members She will serve as honorary company commander attend business drills and rifle meets and compete in a national contest Shelia Beaman Independence Missouri sophomore named Pershing Rifles princess also a KU Miller Hall resident and gymnast exhibition participant.
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Chris Ligush
Fort Worth
Tex
Kansas University
Watkins Hall
Pershing Rifles
Tri- Service Reserve Officers Training Corps Society
Ligush
Shelia Beaman
Independence
Miller Hall
Thanksgiving vacation dismissals and campus activities in Lawrence
Lawrence public schools St Johns and Haskell Indian Institute dismissals set for Thanksgiving period. Kansas University classes end Tuesday 5 30 p m resume Monday 7 30 a m. Law School student Turkey Shoot runs through Tuesday with ping pong ball ammo. City league basketball meeting Tuesday 7 30 p m. Courthouse closes 5 p m Wednesday to 8 a m Monday. library hours noted. Julie Glass finalist in Doris Day Look Alike contest. Parachute weather device found near Lone Star. Kansas University runner John Lawson wins NCAA six mile cross country in 29 24.0.
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Lawrence Public Schools
St. John’s School
Haskell Indian Institute
Kansas University
Julie Glass
Travis Glass
W. 8Th St
Twentieth Century Fox
Empire Theater
Kansas City
Rhonda Anthony
Lawrence
Glass
John Lawson
Lawson
Kansas
Kansas OKs Single Setting for Interchange Plan
The Kansas Highway Commission and the Turnpike Authority will hold one public setting for new interchange facilities at the east end of the turnpike. Costs split by benefit estimates. full interchange at the Turner diagonal and a new interchange at K382. A toll road feasibility study may be ready by December, costing about $20,000. Three possible turnpikes under study along the Kansas Missouri line.
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Topeka
Kansas Highway Commission
The
Turnpike Authority
Turner Diagonal
Howard, Needles
Tammen
Bergendorf
Kansas City
Kansas-Missouri State Line
Kansas City Area
Galena
Baxter Springs
Wichita
Hays
Eudora Man Is Fair After Hit by an Auto
An 85 year old Eudora man Walter Brecheisen was struck near his home on Sunday night and treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital for a fractured hip and facial lacerations. Kansas Highway Patrol reports Kenneth F. Moore of Overland Park was driving eastbound on Highway K-10 when the pedestrian stepped into traffic.
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Eudora
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Walter Brecheisen
Kansas Highway Patrol
Dale Heiserman
Kenneth F. Moore
Overland Park
Moore
Heiserman
Brecheisen
Rumsey Funeral Home Ad Goes Missing
fragmented notice lists services at home or away and references Rumsey Funeral Home with vague details about burial or arrangement options.
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Rumsey
Ady
In Loving Memory of Edna Arthur Porter
In loving memory of Edna Arthur Porter who passed away four years ago today. A tender mother and faithful friend. Missed by Betty and Lois.
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Edna Arthur Porter
Betty
Lois
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Bell
Rotary
Henry Shhenk
Journal- World Photo
Turkey
Rick Phelps
Don Phelps
Lawrence Loan & Finance CO
Vermont
Pershing
Miss Ligush
Angel Flight
Miss Beaman
KU Hockey Club
Mortuary Home
New Hampshire
Kansas University Law School
Student Bar Association
Green Hall
Jimmy” Green
Coeds
Recreation Commission
Lawrence Public Library
Harry Helmert
Ark
U. S&s
Jack Chiles Farm
Lone Star
Helmert
Pike
Highway Commission
Memoriam
Lawrence Memorial Co
Norman Endacott
East 13Th
Barret-Fiten Ne
Orth and Co., Inc
New York Stock Exchange
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